Published: by . Leave a Comment on Sobyanin: Around 30 educational institutions will be built and reconstructed in TiNAO this year.
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported in his Telegram channel that about 30 educational institutions will be built and reconstructed in TiNAO this year. Of these facilities, five will be financed by budget funds, the rest will be financed by investors.
Published: by . Leave a Comment on RIA Novosti: British tourist arrested for 5 days in Moscow for swearing in the street.
According to the agency, a man with the last name Johnson was in the Russian Federation legally, having arrived on a tourist visa. Police officers detained him for petty hooliganism. The administrative report states that the foreigner, while in a public place, "used obscene language, did not respond to citizens' comments, and continued to demonstratively […]
Published: by . Leave a Comment on TASS: Investigators have established the location of foreign agent Smolyaninov.
The documents note that “the decision to place Smolyaninov on the international wanted list is formal, since the Main Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation is aware of his whereabouts.” "The period of preliminary investigation in the criminal case has been extended until April 26, 2025," TASS quotes an excerpt from […]
Published: (Updated: ) by . Leave a Comment on "It's only going to get worse": Trump demands Russia make a "deal" to end the war.
US President Donald Trump has called on Russia to “make a deal” to end the war in Ukraine, promising to tighten sanctions and tariffs against Moscow if it fails to do so. As reported by ” European Truth “, Trump wrote this on the social network Truth Social. The American president said that he “does […]
Published: by . Leave a Comment on The Holos faction issued a statement condemning the persecution and discrediting of the military by law enforcement agencies.
"Public and unfounded questioning of the actions of the military leadership, especially by persons who do not have sufficient expertise to truly assess their appropriateness at a certain time and on certain sections of the front, causes serious harm," – Yaroslav Zheleznyak.
Published: (Updated: ) by . Leave a Comment on Bulgaria's new government has put eurozone accession on hold.
Bulgaria's new government has decided to postpone the next step towards adopting the euro until it meets the criteria for joining the eurozone.
Published: (Updated: ) by . Leave a Comment on Senate narrowly supports Trump's nominee for Pentagon chief.
In a procedural vote on Thursday, January 23, US senators narrowly supported the appointment of Pete Hegseth as Pentagon chief.
Published: by . Leave a Comment on Signs for January 26: Take a closer look at your cat's behavior.
There was a belief that it was better to spend Yermilov's day on the stove. This would help to maintain health. At home, residents were preparing for sowing and watching the cat's behavior. This animal was considered a domestic patron. It is no coincidence that when moving, the animal was first let into the new […]
Published: by . Leave a Comment on Part of Abakan left without electricity due to rat.
According to the city administration press service, the incident occurred on Tsukanova Street. A rat got into a transformer substation of the local power grid and caused a short circuit. Part of the city was plunged into darkness. Abakan network specialists quickly determined the cause of the emergency, repaired the equipment and restored the power […]
Published: by . Leave a Comment on TASS: Naryshkin ready to meet with new CIA chief Ratcliffe.
Last Thursday, US Vice President James David Vance swore in John Ratcliffe as CIA Director. Ratcliffe, 59, served as director of national intelligence during the first Trump administration, but briefly, from May 26, 2020, to January 20, 2021. Prior to that, Ratcliffe served in the US House of Representatives for about five years.
